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his car and then raped her, he is no longer employed by or affiliated with the high school after the economy takes the safety of the students very seriously anything brought to the attention of the administrators will be acted upon he is expected in bond court tomorrow at noon. the school district no. 207 called a special meeting in to order at 6:00 p.m. when they're deliberating is whether further disciplinary action can be taken against staff members after that now infamous hazing incident at maine west high school one coach there is already suspended without pay the district will likely move to remove him entirely. as ofanother coach and the school's principal, no action has been taken by the board against the principle at least not so far. i don't know that i want to call it obstruction but clearly i think somebody is protecting the principle and i don't know that she should be afforded that protection when she was aware that there is abuse and did not stop it. and the only thing that we know that she did was sanctioned a player and not the coaches. so the conduct could continue. what's
his car and then raped her, he is no longer employed by or affiliated with the high school after the economy takes the safety of the students very seriously anything brought to the attention of the administrators will be acted upon he is expected in bond court tomorrow at noon. the school district no. 207 called a special meeting in to order at 6:00 p.m. when they're deliberating is whether further disciplinary action can be taken against staff members after that now infamous hazing incident at...
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here is a recap. >> the uk economy, our next forecast is for the uk economy to grow this year and next and indooe deed, it's a celebration and we are forecast to grow more than germany or france. now, we have a tough situation with our neighborhood where we have the eurozone in recession and that is a major trading partner of the uk. 40% of our part yanlts goes to the eurozone. but we still have a real economic situation in many of these eurozone countries. the rebaming is happening. the jobs are being created. and also, another encouraging sign is that the rate of the new conflict creation in the uk is at its highest rate on record. so you're seeing, hopefully, the great successfuls of the future being born out of the difficult times of the president. >> that's george osborne, the chancellor speaking exclusively to maria bartiromo. that was recorded before the release of that gdp number. it was recorded last night. i think the expectation is what it was going to be on the consensus number. as well, we're currently waiting taking that, as well. that's the form where it's going to happe
here is a recap. >> the uk economy, our next forecast is for the uk economy to grow this year and next and indooe deed, it's a celebration and we are forecast to grow more than germany or france. now, we have a tough situation with our neighborhood where we have the eurozone in recession and that is a major trading partner of the uk. 40% of our part yanlts goes to the eurozone. but we still have a real economic situation in many of these eurozone countries. the rebaming is happening. the...
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in the administration of the economy. that confidence is absolutely lost. i have never seen more dismay in the business community in terms of what they feel about the national leaders of the economy and when we are now witnessing. i have been watching it for 34 years. so i think that is a real problem. if he doesn't care, that's his problem because it's going to have direct and negative effect on the economy. cheryl: but the problem, i would say for csn leaders the c'mon the business network like yourself is on the one hand you're frustrated with the policies are seeing, extra regulation, texas, but at the same time this is what we have for four years. you still have to have some type of relationship with washington and with the administration. how you balance the frustration with doing business on a daily basis? >> i balance it easily. i write editorials attacking policies which i have done quite frequently on the economy. frankly, it is clear. you can see, no effect. does not mean there were wrong. i still think it or r
in the administration of the economy. that confidence is absolutely lost. i have never seen more dismay in the business community in terms of what they feel about the national leaders of the economy and when we are now witnessing. i have been watching it for 34 years. so i think that is a real problem. if he doesn't care, that's his problem because it's going to have direct and negative effect on the economy. cheryl: but the problem, i would say for csn leaders the c'mon the business network...
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>> government officials have been saying this is really all about getting the economy back on track, in particular battling years of deflation here. you can imagine really on the defensive today refuting claims of currency manipulation made by germany's leader. this came after germany's chancellor said japan's easing monetary measures could devalue the yen. the finance minister denied the accusation. >> translator: japan is pursuing bold economic measures to pull the country out of deflation, not to manipulate the currency. >> the japanese currency is trading at its weakest level in two years and seven months. he said this is a sign that excessive strength of the yen is being corrected now. economic revitalization minister also said he in tends to seek more understanding regarding japan's financial policy at the annual meeting of the world economic forum. he's taking part in the meeting from saturday. >>> meanwhile the head of the bank of japan stressed the central bank will continue promoting seamless and powerful monetary easing. the governor gave an address in tokyo on friday pep
>> government officials have been saying this is really all about getting the economy back on track, in particular battling years of deflation here. you can imagine really on the defensive today refuting claims of currency manipulation made by germany's leader. this came after germany's chancellor said japan's easing monetary measures could devalue the yen. the finance minister denied the accusation. >> translator: japan is pursuing bold economic measures to pull the country out of...
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fraud and zero collateral far more disgusting and dangerous than the horsemeat and yet the british economy collapses due to this disgusting fraud sold by the city and the taxpayer shrugs their collective shoulders and says gee these mud pies of austerity sure taste great with a little brown sauce and horsemeat tasting yes max so the news here has been just chock a block with this whole horsemeat story and i've never seen so many people interested in this big story and yet the very same week that we have just say nay horse me in burgers who are pfizer u.k. the very same day you see this headline lawyers in r.b.s. need billions more capital bank of england says britain's bailed out banks need billions of pounds more capitals to shore up their balance sheets and support the economy senior bank of england officials have warned u.k. regulators have given royal bank of scotland and lloyds banking group until march to begin dealing with a black hole that brooks newmark a tory member of the treasury select committee suggests it could be as largest thirty billion pounds. i think it's a great contra
fraud and zero collateral far more disgusting and dangerous than the horsemeat and yet the british economy collapses due to this disgusting fraud sold by the city and the taxpayer shrugs their collective shoulders and says gee these mud pies of austerity sure taste great with a little brown sauce and horsemeat tasting yes max so the news here has been just chock a block with this whole horsemeat story and i've never seen so many people interested in this big story and yet the very same week...
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s economy that coming up shortly after the break. here the reindeer isn't everything for the herders and when it suffers people do their best to help. but the distances are. and the roads are an unpredictable. well the remedy be on time. wealthy british style. is not on. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. continues here in our economic woes continue to shake europe police have launched a pre-dawn raid on the metro depo in athens to remove transport stuff striking against drastic cuts to their wages the government issued an emergency order forcing the employees to go back to work deep wage concert be made by the greek government as part of a sturdy measures aimed at saving the country from bankruptcy meanwhile in the belgium capital still workers a clash with police over the closure of a steel company measure will lead to around thirteen hundred job cuts and the british economy by soon find itself in t
s economy that coming up shortly after the break. here the reindeer isn't everything for the herders and when it suffers people do their best to help. but the distances are. and the roads are an unpredictable. well the remedy be on time. wealthy british style. is not on. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser report. continues here in our economic woes continue to shake...
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that's provided a brighter outlook for the american economy. the consumer price index dropped in december for a second month running as well. the euro is trading higher and that's being quoted at 120.77 to 79 against the yen. now to stocks. a weaker yen is prompti ining inverinver investors to buy. let's take a look at other markets in the asia pacific region. the kospi is trading lower by half a percent. in australia the benchmark index is trading higher by .4 of a percent. german chancellor expressed concern. her remarks suggest that japan's efforts could be regarded as a deliberate attempt to devalue its currency. she stated that g-20 discussions are focusing on political manipulation. she added she's not completely without concern at the moment about japan. the abe administration decided to work together for strong monetary easing measures to get out of deflation. the german leader warned that governmented should not break banks by putting pressure on them. some economists approve of the policies as necessary to pull japan out of prolong st
that's provided a brighter outlook for the american economy. the consumer price index dropped in december for a second month running as well. the euro is trading higher and that's being quoted at 120.77 to 79 against the yen. now to stocks. a weaker yen is prompti ining inverinver investors to buy. let's take a look at other markets in the asia pacific region. the kospi is trading lower by half a percent. in australia the benchmark index is trading higher by .4 of a percent. german chancellor...
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economy growing. well now, we've got a bigger problem on our hands. >> reporter: in fact, it all reminds mansharamani of the last great asian bubble: japan. that's our stretch of a segue to the tables down at morys and a whiff of the whiffenpoofs, yales famed a capella singing group. the professor had invited us to dinner with three of his former students. jared middleman and zachary graham buy into the china bubble hypothesis. rhodes scholar-designate cate laporte-oshiro does not. >> i think that while they have a lot of pressure stacked against them, declining labor force, overinvestment, corruptions, scandals, at the same time they've done fairly well dealing with a lot of different problems at one time. >> i thought we learned through the example of the soviet union that central planning is good at mobilizing resources but is not good at sustaining innovation, not good at sustaining incentives for real long term growth. >> reporter: and yet, given all the trillions the country has amassed over the
economy growing. well now, we've got a bigger problem on our hands. >> reporter: in fact, it all reminds mansharamani of the last great asian bubble: japan. that's our stretch of a segue to the tables down at morys and a whiff of the whiffenpoofs, yales famed a capella singing group. the professor had invited us to dinner with three of his former students. jared middleman and zachary graham buy into the china bubble hypothesis. rhodes scholar-designate cate laporte-oshiro does not....
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need to focus our efforts and ideas to grow the american economy, not the government economy. i will talk about a couple of other points but if you take nothing else away from what i say, understand this -- we must not become the party of austerity. we must not be the party of austerity. we must be the party of growth. we know the government is out of control and the public knows that, too, yet we just lost an election. we cannot afford to fight on our terms. the republican party must become the party of growth, the party for a prosperous future based on economic growth, an opportunity based on every community in this great nation and not based in washington, d.c. we have fall into a trap of believing of the world revolves around washington and the economy is based there. government could grow so big it will take us all down with it. if our end goal is to better manage the disaster that is the federal government, count me out. i'm not signing up for that. that is not a goal worth saying. which one of you wants to sign up to help manage the slow decline of united states of amer
need to focus our efforts and ideas to grow the american economy, not the government economy. i will talk about a couple of other points but if you take nothing else away from what i say, understand this -- we must not become the party of austerity. we must not be the party of austerity. we must be the party of growth. we know the government is out of control and the public knows that, too, yet we just lost an election. we cannot afford to fight on our terms. the republican party must become...
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and we know that what we have to do is both stabilize this economy, invest in this economy, reform this economy and grow it in terms of what everyone is testified and what people on this committee believe in. no less than speaker gingrich said on "face the nation" that, look, take the debt ceiling off the table. at least provide the american people with a modicum, a modicum of security that they know that we're not going to hold this hostage too. we ought to be adults about it as the former speaker said and take that off the table. that doesn't mean to desert the issue or back away from the issue of dealing with debt. and there are still appropriate opportunities, as he pointed out, whether through sequester or a continuing resolution to do it. but we owe it to the american people to make sure we take this uncertainty away from them. we saw what that uncertainty does in terms of impacting their pensions and their 401(k)s. and they look to this congress and, frankly, i think the congress looks to this body to return to regular order. and i know we have the leadership on this body to do t
and we know that what we have to do is both stabilize this economy, invest in this economy, reform this economy and grow it in terms of what everyone is testified and what people on this committee believe in. no less than speaker gingrich said on "face the nation" that, look, take the debt ceiling off the table. at least provide the american people with a modicum, a modicum of security that they know that we're not going to hold this hostage too. we ought to be adults about it as the...
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i think the parts about the economy that were about the economy, i should say, i thought were, you know, we got to invest in our people. we got to invest in our economic infrastructure, and we got to invest in technology to be the engine of growth. i think that that part absolutely, i mean in my view there's one of two models that countries take. one is we're going to be the cheapest, lowest wage, try to drag low-skill manufacturing and that's how we're going to grow. the other is the u.s. model, which is we're going to veps in our people, we're going to try to keep moving up the quality ladder. i think that's what we have to do. >> what about the programs, though, can we continue to go full speed ahead without taking a look at how we spend that money? >> probably not. but in the form we know from the aging of the population, which in the u.s. is less pronounced than anywhere else in the advanced world? but is still, because of the baby boom, a big issue. that if we do nothing, just the promises we've made plus the aging of our population is going to imply the size of government gets bi
i think the parts about the economy that were about the economy, i should say, i thought were, you know, we got to invest in our people. we got to invest in our economic infrastructure, and we got to invest in technology to be the engine of growth. i think that that part absolutely, i mean in my view there's one of two models that countries take. one is we're going to be the cheapest, lowest wage, try to drag low-skill manufacturing and that's how we're going to grow. the other is the u.s....
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but global economies. if you actually look at the money expended to do so it came in far, far less than originally projected. geithner managed to replate the system on the cheap. the housing market is now finally crawling off the bottom. but it's getting better. but it took a very long time. and also, financial reform still needs to be implemented. >> susie: now, a lot of people are looking forward, looking to the new nominee, jacob "jack" lew. we've got to get used to saying that name. he knows so much about the budget, and a lot of people are wondering is this a signal from president obama that he's going to take a hard line on these budget and deficit talks by choosing a man like jack lew. what do you think? >> i think it is. i think one of the key aspects of the second-term agenda regarding the economy and fiscal policy is to achieve a stable debt situation by the time the administration is heading out of town. and interestingly, based on some spending cuts and tax increases that have been implemented
but global economies. if you actually look at the money expended to do so it came in far, far less than originally projected. geithner managed to replate the system on the cheap. the housing market is now finally crawling off the bottom. but it's getting better. but it took a very long time. and also, financial reform still needs to be implemented. >> susie: now, a lot of people are looking forward, looking to the new nominee, jacob "jack" lew. we've got to get used to saying...
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the british economy shrunk more than expected. the belgian economy is just as bleak. throughout northern and southern europe, the fear is losing your job. >> the fire has been burning for three months fell, who arming the striking workers. they are the latest victims of europe's economic crisis. say goodbye to the sprawling ford factory in eastern belgium. it is shutting down. with europe in recession, they are not selling enough vehicles. >> is a disaster for the region. 11,000 jobs were lost. we hope there are other jobs. >> i am feeling very insecure. i am feeling very insecure for the future. >> insecure and angry, which is why the workers have impounded 7000 cars. it is a new bargaining chip in their negotiations. what is happening shows how the eurozone debt crisis is becoming an economic and social crisis across the whole of europe. the last few years were about helping the heavily indebted countries in the south of the continent. the next few years are also going to be about helping these, the core economies. it is not only the big firms in trouble. this famil
the british economy shrunk more than expected. the belgian economy is just as bleak. throughout northern and southern europe, the fear is losing your job. >> the fire has been burning for three months fell, who arming the striking workers. they are the latest victims of europe's economic crisis. say goodbye to the sprawling ford factory in eastern belgium. it is shutting down. with europe in recession, they are not selling enough vehicles. >> is a disaster for the region. 11,000...
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>>> on our broadcast tonight, signs of life in the american economy. near record highs on wall street, a housing turn-around under way. the problem is, a lot of americans aren't feeling it yet. >>> there is a new outbreak to worry about, spreading like wildfire across our country. and unlike the flu, for this one there is no vaccine. >>> the dark cloud hanging over a big american city. doctors say the air is so bad, it's the equivalent of forcing every resident to become a heavy smoker. >>> and seeing red. a push by republicans to change the way we elect a president. if these had been the rules across the map in november, we would have president romney. >>> also, a big night for the biggest blockbuster of all-time. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the evidence is now unmistaka e unmistakable. aspects of the u.s. economy after a long and difficult period of darkness appear to be getting more robust. and while there are lots of numbers out to pro
>>> on our broadcast tonight, signs of life in the american economy. near record highs on wall street, a housing turn-around under way. the problem is, a lot of americans aren't feeling it yet. >>> there is a new outbreak to worry about, spreading like wildfire across our country. and unlike the flu, for this one there is no vaccine. >>> the dark cloud hanging over a big american city. doctors say the air is so bad, it's the equivalent of forcing every resident to...
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president of the european central bank home mario drawee telling the audience that he thinks the european economy is going to recover and he sees that happening in the second half of this year he also says the question of austerity measures versus growth doesn't really make any sense to him he said the austerity measures are definitely quote by the avoidable the developing countries and to the emerging economies were also very much in the spotlight here today the most recent i'm out of data actually shows that the brics will grow five and a half percent this year that's definitely watch higher than the numbers we're going to see out of the euro zone so we asked to join ferraro verne's thing young what he thought about it and he said that global c.e.o.'s at the moment are actually starting to look beyond these so-called bricks for investment opportunities. and then now looking beyond the bricks. and actually cited for turkey indonesia mexico and south africa and they the c.e.o.'s eighty two percent of them said they plan to invest for the first time or incremental investment in those markets so th
president of the european central bank home mario drawee telling the audience that he thinks the european economy is going to recover and he sees that happening in the second half of this year he also says the question of austerity measures versus growth doesn't really make any sense to him he said the austerity measures are definitely quote by the avoidable the developing countries and to the emerging economies were also very much in the spotlight here today the most recent i'm out of data...
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the next few years are also going to be about helping these, the core economy is -- the core economies. this chemicals business is struggling. it is just as bad here, they believe, as it is in spain. >> the number of unemployment, the number of bankruptcies of companies going bankrupt. the difficulties to have some money, it is exactly the same situation. >> here as elsewhere? >> absolutely, yes. >> to be fair, belgium is still one of the richer regions. unemployment is far below record levels in southern belgium be in southern europe. even here, more and more coming to food banks for handouts. among them, a single mother whose benefits will soon be cut as the government reduces. >> i see it getting worse. there is a lot less food to go around here, and there are more people. it is difficult to find work. >> difficult for many. in nearby brussels, officials speak of signs of improvement, but out on the streets, europe's big economic freeze is setting in. matthew price, bbc news, belgium. >> it has been six months since the olympic flame was extinguished in london. the games gave the ci
the next few years are also going to be about helping these, the core economy is -- the core economies. this chemicals business is struggling. it is just as bad here, they believe, as it is in spain. >> the number of unemployment, the number of bankruptcies of companies going bankrupt. the difficulties to have some money, it is exactly the same situation. >> here as elsewhere? >> absolutely, yes. >> to be fair, belgium is still one of the richer regions. unemployment is...
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if washington doesn't screw it up we might have a better year in the economy. i'm larry kudlow, we'll be right back. [ man ] ring ring... progresso this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. . >>> did you know that middle class americans actually have more buying power today than ever before. this according to well-known economics professors. they totally debunk the leftist view that somehow taxing or punishing or redistributing the wealth of the rich will then middle class that may not need then. the lefties full of nonsense. it's a bunch of nonsense. here's robert rice former labor secretary and author of the book "beyond outrage." and jimmy is here. when you look at the study, you've done a lot of work on this. when you look at lifestyle, benefits in lieu of wages the middle class has done a
if washington doesn't screw it up we might have a better year in the economy. i'm larry kudlow, we'll be right back. [ man ] ring ring... progresso this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. . >>> did you know that...
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and the economy is picking up. europe is looking better. you look at the european automobile manufacturers, bmws are up 35% last year. so i think everything is fine and i think that, you know, the old cliche is don't fight it and i think as the public realizes, and people realize the market is not going to come back. >> it's been great having you again. we appreciate your patience and we look forward to having you back soon. guys, leave us with a thought from each of you if you would. set us up for next week. we are at the point in the market we haven't been for five years. s&p 500 hanging out. industrial average point away from its all-time high. >> there is a lot to look forward to and you know a lot of it will be about what transpired on our network for the last 45 minutes. herbalife will be on everybody's lips even though that is not the economy. economy is doing better than we expected. we talked about german business confidence and so forth. but there certainly will be a new focus on herbalife, scott. and that's going to be my focus i
and the economy is picking up. europe is looking better. you look at the european automobile manufacturers, bmws are up 35% last year. so i think everything is fine and i think that, you know, the old cliche is don't fight it and i think as the public realizes, and people realize the market is not going to come back. >> it's been great having you again. we appreciate your patience and we look forward to having you back soon. guys, leave us with a thought from each of you if you would. set...
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so the economy has got to be at the very, very top. second of all in my view, when scientists tell us that if we don't get a handle on global warming, the planet may warm by eight degrees by the end of the century with devastating consequences, of course we have to move away from fossil fuel in a dramatic way. transform our energy system. by the way, we can create jobs doing that. right now our republican friends, when you talk about want to do entilement reform, it's not entitlement reform. let's be clear. it's massive cuts in social security, medicare, veterans programs, medicaid. >> you know their argument is that you can't just raise taxes. you have to, at some point, you have to get your fiscal house in order and that means cuts to some of these entitlement programs. >> no it does not. when you talk about getting your fiscal house in order, that's correct, but our republican friends forget to mention that at 15.8%, revenue compared to gdp, that is the lowest percentage in 60 years. when clinton gave us a balanced budget, revenue w
so the economy has got to be at the very, very top. second of all in my view, when scientists tell us that if we don't get a handle on global warming, the planet may warm by eight degrees by the end of the century with devastating consequences, of course we have to move away from fossil fuel in a dramatic way. transform our energy system. by the way, we can create jobs doing that. right now our republican friends, when you talk about want to do entilement reform, it's not entitlement reform....
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but with some failing economies are weak economies, the heavily dependent on exports, the car industry and david knows that can go up and down. so two things. i don't think they have the political will to engage much outside the borders and i don't think they have the financial resources to do is not just making they should do and maybe even some of their policy people think they should do relative to their national security, their military strength. we're just not in a position to do that now and there's been a heavy reliance on u.s. prison. as that diminishes they have tough decisions to make in our other nations. yes, ma'am, ratepayer. -- ratepayer. >> good morning, barbara massey. i've got a question about the 21st century wrote large. you've described it sounds like you consider to be an inevitable retrenchment if not a potential return to the united states, whether for political reasons or budgetary constraint purposes. that is a very different position than america as the guarantor of security and liberty globally. they may not have the resources to take up the baton. could you
but with some failing economies are weak economies, the heavily dependent on exports, the car industry and david knows that can go up and down. so two things. i don't think they have the political will to engage much outside the borders and i don't think they have the financial resources to do is not just making they should do and maybe even some of their policy people think they should do relative to their national security, their military strength. we're just not in a position to do that now...
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to what extent s this dangerous for the economy? >> it's very dangerous. if you bump not national debt ceiling even if as critics say the secretary of the treasury can prioritize payments and make the payments on the national debt, the government's going to be a deadbeat on someing. it's bills to ctrtors, its salary obligations, something will happen and at least we've got that off the table for a few months. >> washington does this all the time. they have these short-term fixes. how do you feel about thoughs? >> it's better than nothing. what is the alternative, a government shutdown as we may be facing at the end of march. so if they keep doing these short-term fixes, at least we're not having a calamity. the problem, of course, is the longer you delay a lot of these things, the harder it gets. >> so put politic as side, what is the solution to this budget and debt cries snis. >> well, you remember bill clinton at theconvention said arithmetic. icomes down to arithmetic. we've got this yawning gap between what the government takes in and what it spends.
to what extent s this dangerous for the economy? >> it's very dangerous. if you bump not national debt ceiling even if as critics say the secretary of the treasury can prioritize payments and make the payments on the national debt, the government's going to be a deadbeat on someing. it's bills to ctrtors, its salary obligations, something will happen and at least we've got that off the table for a few months. >> washington does this all the time. they have these short-term fixes....
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of these union anneal the plight of the global economy fueled by europe's long running debt woes all that's being chewed over at this year's financial forum at switzerland's flashy ski resort of ninety's natasha and that scar is their force line after this break. it's. legit . play. live live. live . victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that very profit and that's why when there's a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups that they are meeting that is not a managers or change their name and strategy but just tell the same murderous. high ranking suspects give no comment are you upset about that mr president go soon. to president putin. both of you. i won't give an interview i'm sorry but no. investigation is a dead. end and he says sick and stuff your bullshit and keep quiet or else you'll suffer the consequences. even if they're your bodyguards to watch themselves because the same goes for them. regards from synch i've nev
of these union anneal the plight of the global economy fueled by europe's long running debt woes all that's being chewed over at this year's financial forum at switzerland's flashy ski resort of ninety's natasha and that scar is their force line after this break. it's. legit . play. live live. live . victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that very profit and that's why when there's a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he has said that...
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the economy has experienced some major twists and turns. joining me now pulitzer prize economic writer. what is the basic feeling about tim geithner who came in during such a perilous time? how has he done? >> well, you'll get opinions of sort of across the spectrum. he obviously has big republican critics. he also has a lot of critics among liberals. i think when you sort of look at the evidence, i would say a few major things. one, i think he deserves substantial credit for having overseen much of and been one of the central people involved in breaking the back of this financial crisis. if you look at indicate orz, it looked like the great depression, and it didn't end up nearly as bad as the great depression. we didn't get unemployment anywhere near 25%, and geithner and bernanke and a few other people were really the central people involved with that. he made mistakes along the way with that. i think he and the whole administration underestimated how bad housing was as part of this. on the whole, you have to say that they succeeded more
the economy has experienced some major twists and turns. joining me now pulitzer prize economic writer. what is the basic feeling about tim geithner who came in during such a perilous time? how has he done? >> well, you'll get opinions of sort of across the spectrum. he obviously has big republican critics. he also has a lot of critics among liberals. i think when you sort of look at the evidence, i would say a few major things. one, i think he deserves substantial credit for having...
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to what extent s this dangerous for the economy? >> it's very dangerous. if you bump not national debt ceiling even if as critics say the secretary of the treasury can prioritize payments and make the payments on the national debt, the government's going to be a deadbeat on something. it's bills to contractors its salary obligations something will happen and at least we've got that off the table for a few months. >> washington does this all the time. they have these short-term fixes. how do you feel about thoughs? >> it's better than nothing. what is the alternative, a government shutdown as we may be facing at the end of march. so if they keep doing these short-term fixes, at least we're not having a calamity. the problem, of course, is the longer you delay a lot of these things the harder it gets. >> so put politic as side what is the solution to this budget and debt cries snis. >> well you remember bill clinton at the convention said arithmetic. it comes down to arithmetic. we've got this yawning gap between what the government takes in and what it spen
to what extent s this dangerous for the economy? >> it's very dangerous. if you bump not national debt ceiling even if as critics say the secretary of the treasury can prioritize payments and make the payments on the national debt, the government's going to be a deadbeat on something. it's bills to contractors its salary obligations something will happen and at least we've got that off the table for a few months. >> washington does this all the time. they have these short-term...
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economy about now i'm afraid that was turned out. but let's be clear about this austerity target that you saw a lot does saying that the u.k. government has persuaded itself and most of the media and all of their political opponents that there is some savage program of spending cuts being undertaken in the united kingdom that's a long way from the truth when you actually look at the numbers rather than the political rhetoric tough times are pushing people in the u.k. to make hard decisions and more and more families are taking out so-called payday loans with huge interest rates to put money in their pockets and r.t. sarah ferguson looks at what's pushing people to turn to these companies. payday loans tools have become a common sight in britain's towns and cities with the threat of a triple dip recession hanging over them more and more cash strapped families looking for a quick way to make ends meet with a loan from one go dot com you can borrow up to one thousand pounds for up to thirty one days the northeast in particular has seen
economy about now i'm afraid that was turned out. but let's be clear about this austerity target that you saw a lot does saying that the u.k. government has persuaded itself and most of the media and all of their political opponents that there is some savage program of spending cuts being undertaken in the united kingdom that's a long way from the truth when you actually look at the numbers rather than the political rhetoric tough times are pushing people in the u.k. to make hard decisions and...
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that's a huge economy, folks. you take a look at the companies that are beating in the s&p 500. 76% are beating on eps. 67% on sales. microsoft, i thought that was a great report last night. sales were through the roof. windows 8 isn't out there. wait until you see what they will do with the cloud and with office in the cloud. i think that will be a huge winner for the guys. microsoft moving up as well. i'm bullish because of these things and because of what duncan said. he said he hasn't seen this much optimism out of the euro sector in decades. >> let's get back to your view of the market. jeremy siegel thinks we'll hit new highs as well. he talks about multiple expansion. the kick back is you have earnings slowing. despite they are better than expected by two thirds of the companies that reported if not better than that. you can't deny that earnings are slowing. >> one thing no one mentioned was animal spirits. when you get into a positive scenario with things looking better and better, i think the economy is b
that's a huge economy, folks. you take a look at the companies that are beating in the s&p 500. 76% are beating on eps. 67% on sales. microsoft, i thought that was a great report last night. sales were through the roof. windows 8 isn't out there. wait until you see what they will do with the cloud and with office in the cloud. i think that will be a huge winner for the guys. microsoft moving up as well. i'm bullish because of these things and because of what duncan said. he said he hasn't...
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here can be found an analogy for the economy of ancient teotihuacan. this is a leather tanning workshop, where fine skins are produced for market. the tanning requires the labor of literally dozens of specialists -- to remove the hair, wash the hides, tan them, and get them ready for market. such economic specialization is only possible in a city, a place where a dense population of consumers provides a demand for the goods massroduced in these workshops. the emergence of cities is a common thread in the worldwide tapestry of human history. as cities grew, the pace of commerce and innovation quickened. the gulf between rich and poor widened and political power was gathered into the hands of a few. today most of us are city dwellers. we take for granted our rich and complex way of life. as archaeologists reach back in time, they reveal the individual steps in the long human journey that led us here. it is an odyssey that follows similar and predictable patterns in the old world and the new. bands of nomadic foragers gave way to settled villages once a s
here can be found an analogy for the economy of ancient teotihuacan. this is a leather tanning workshop, where fine skins are produced for market. the tanning requires the labor of literally dozens of specialists -- to remove the hair, wash the hides, tan them, and get them ready for market. such economic specialization is only possible in a city, a place where a dense population of consumers provides a demand for the goods massroduced in these workshops. the emergence of cities is a common...
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says the government in egypt is more concerned with keeping its grip on power than having a stable economy. well the problem is this is a minority the muslim brotherhood is the best organized force in the country after the toppling. but the and it's backed by by washington by the obama administration which gives them additional clout the problem is they just ram through a constitution that in effect what's happening is the muslim brotherhood is establishing an islamic dictatorship i think they're so preoccupied with this sure real agenda this islamization of creating this this state which de facto is emerging to be an islamic fascist regime a totalitarian regime that will regulate every corner of life and they're less concerned evidently with the real functioning know what comedy so that. you probably need to right now a terror attack alarm in libya's second largest city three european governments call for the immediate situation of their citizens and then fears the city could soon be ripped apart by attacks more on that for you in just a few minutes. also ahead the dismal figures which ex
says the government in egypt is more concerned with keeping its grip on power than having a stable economy. well the problem is this is a minority the muslim brotherhood is the best organized force in the country after the toppling. but the and it's backed by by washington by the obama administration which gives them additional clout the problem is they just ram through a constitution that in effect what's happening is the muslim brotherhood is establishing an islamic dictatorship i think...
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. melissa: you know, if you're a jersey shore sent -- and you might think that this stands for jim, tantamount laundry. actually stands for gas to liquid. it is coming stateside for the first time. why should you care? because the company's pending an astonishing 16-$21 billion on this believes this is going to change the entire industry. it is happening with louisiana, and that is thanks to $2 billion in state subsidies. here explain this breakthrough p
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we're the party of growing the economy. they want to grow the economy top down from washington. we want to grow the economy bottom up where you live, where you work, where you invest. we're not the party of austerity. we're the party of more economic growth. that's the big change from what you have heard from republicans in washington. >> we understand that the rnc chair re-elected to another two-year term. he's now appointed a task force to come up with ways that republicans can reach out to minorities. what needs to happen concretely here? >> democrats have a strategy for getting minority votes. that's identity politics. you're a victim and government is here to help. you get more from government from the democratic party. republicans need an alternative to that. it doesn't need to be identity politics. we need to become what we once were which is party for everybody. the party of more for everyone. >> do you believe that's the bottom line message that you are all victims and that's how they appeal to african-americans and latinos. are you serious? >> yes. >> why so? >> the pr
we're the party of growing the economy. they want to grow the economy top down from washington. we want to grow the economy bottom up where you live, where you work, where you invest. we're not the party of austerity. we're the party of more economic growth. that's the big change from what you have heard from republicans in washington. >> we understand that the rnc chair re-elected to another two-year term. he's now appointed a task force to come up with ways that republicans can reach...
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economy. we are seeing that in company results. i would say that this is a particularly strong january showing. but it should be the beginning of a pretty good year. 10 to 20% in u.s. equities is my ballpark. >> 10 to 20% is what you are looking at. >> my fear here is when the retail stocks sees headlines like multiyears and stocks nearing record highs, that's when they tend to get interested and pile in. sometimes as we have learned for example in late months of 2007, it can be near the top and they get burned. >> yeah. i really don't think that's the case this time. i'm not calling for people to stampede into the market. i think like any market strategy, you have to slowly lend your way in. but the fund manials as you just heard are increasing. manufacturing will come back as our energy prices come down. housing is coming back. i think this is a decade's story. in my busy always say that people hire me today to work for them but i really work for the future person that they will be five and ten years out. and five and ten years o
economy. we are seeing that in company results. i would say that this is a particularly strong january showing. but it should be the beginning of a pretty good year. 10 to 20% in u.s. equities is my ballpark. >> 10 to 20% is what you are looking at. >> my fear here is when the retail stocks sees headlines like multiyears and stocks nearing record highs, that's when they tend to get interested and pile in. sometimes as we have learned for example in late months of 2007, it can be...
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. >>> from weather to the economy, you hope the world economy is on wall street, but now in switzerland. many are in davos for the annual world economic forum but this year their focus is not on europe. anthony mason joins us from davos. anthony good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. maybe it's the bracing mountain air but there's been a pronounced mood swing in davos. 12 months ago it looked like the financial collapse in europe could lead to a global recession. what a difference a year makes. in the hallways and meeting rooms of the world economic forum where top bankers, business leaders and politicians come every year to swap intelligence there's a sense the global economy has finally turned a corner. as ken frazier, ceo of pharmaceutical giant merck. >> i think the u.s. economy is poised to take off. i think it's been through some tough times. i think it's the strongest economy in the world. >> reporter: the imf forecasts the global economy will grow 3.5% this year a healthy number, and if there's debate about how soon things will get better, muhtar kemp the ceo of coca-
. >>> from weather to the economy, you hope the world economy is on wall street, but now in switzerland. many are in davos for the annual world economic forum but this year their focus is not on europe. anthony mason joins us from davos. anthony good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. maybe it's the bracing mountain air but there's been a pronounced mood swing in davos. 12 months ago it looked like the financial collapse in europe could lead to a global recession. what...
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road and track called sentra an economy car minus the look and feel of an economy car. wonder how civic and corolla look and feel about that. the all-new nissan sentra, with best-in-class mpg. lease for $169 per month. visit choosenissan.com. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! >>> it's time now to "clear the air." at a time when the stock market has reached a five-year high and unemployment a five-year low, it's worth reflecting on the fact that if congressman paul ryan's plan had been implemented, then none of this would have happened. in fact, mr. ryan along with countless other republicans have all been banging the drum of austerity claiming that the only way to ensure economic recovery was not to increase, but to slash government spending. perhaps the only positive thing to emerge from the global financial crisis is that we've been able to tr
road and track called sentra an economy car minus the look and feel of an economy car. wonder how civic and corolla look and feel about that. the all-new nissan sentra, with best-in-class mpg. lease for $169 per month. visit choosenissan.com. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold...
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this is artsy now the plight of the global economy fueled by europe's long running debt wires all of this is being polled over the years financial forum of the very ski resort of davos but just how much money is being spent to organize the gathering which is filled on the side with swish parties and lavish champagne dinners. if you'll be mrs cliff that offers. here in davos there's also of rich powerful people swarming around in design a system pretty much telling the average citizen of the world that they need to be reigning in their spending while they themselves sit expensive champagne and dine on school romy kind of pace which to me seems rolled up which indeed you've also got companies pay the laying people off in the thousands pepsi for example they are here and they just laid off will an eight thousand people and if you fairmont it costs about two hundred to three hundred thousand dollars for a ticket to the davos economic four we've also got citi group as well and they too have laid off more than eleven thousand it just gives you an idea of what companies are spending their m
this is artsy now the plight of the global economy fueled by europe's long running debt wires all of this is being polled over the years financial forum of the very ski resort of davos but just how much money is being spent to organize the gathering which is filled on the side with swish parties and lavish champagne dinners. if you'll be mrs cliff that offers. here in davos there's also of rich powerful people swarming around in design a system pretty much telling the average citizen of the...
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how will this affect our economy? joining us now, steve forbes, forbes media chairman editor in chief and star of forbes on fox which is tomorrow on fox news and 11:00 a.m. >> you're the host. we follow your lead. david: i fell yours. this guy's partisan background goes back to tip o'neill. of course that was the day when republicans and democrats actually dealt with each other. timothy geithner is clearly much more nonpartisan, working with republicans and democrats. how will that affect negotiations in congress? >> what it means is right now there will be no real negotiations. the president's way or the highway, and so the republicans have to do what ronald reagan did, first, start to get public opinion on your side. then you go on the real and that you can play. so far the republicans have not done it. the fact that they back down on the debt ceiling debate was a good thing in the sense. came over. we saw that before. so start to change public opinion. forced the democrats to increase the debt ceiling and start to
how will this affect our economy? joining us now, steve forbes, forbes media chairman editor in chief and star of forbes on fox which is tomorrow on fox news and 11:00 a.m. >> you're the host. we follow your lead. david: i fell yours. this guy's partisan background goes back to tip o'neill. of course that was the day when republicans and democrats actually dealt with each other. timothy geithner is clearly much more nonpartisan, working with republicans and democrats. how will that affect...
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the impact of all that you do has an impact on our job situation and local economy, and to highlight all of the great work that we can do together to ensure that the sectors that you all represent, the sectors that you work for, that you employ people for connaught is one of the greatest sectors in san francisco. i hope we will take the opportunity of the america's cup to showcase our clubs, our restaurants, our nightlife events. as someone who represents the broadaway neighborhood, an area of town that i used to spend a lot of time in when i was in my 20's -- but actually, very few locals take the time to head to the beach on broadway. our neighborhoods are coming together to say that broadway is open to the rest of the world as well as san francisco. i want to put san francisco back on the map when it comes to music. to make sure that we have the type of entertainment that we used to be renowned for. and those of you that work in our bars and clubs, i want to make sure that we are trading the kind of destinations that we look forward to spending time with you. i know on behalf of m
the impact of all that you do has an impact on our job situation and local economy, and to highlight all of the great work that we can do together to ensure that the sectors that you all represent, the sectors that you work for, that you employ people for connaught is one of the greatest sectors in san francisco. i hope we will take the opportunity of the america's cup to showcase our clubs, our restaurants, our nightlife events. as someone who represents the broadaway neighborhood, an area of...